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Indeed, to say the market is inflated is something of an understatement. They'd have gladly taken half that a year ago.seanworth wrote:I believe the Alonso deal is now complete at what is assumed to be b30. I know a lot of people really rate him, but I don't think he is worth 15m never mind 30m. No wonder we are having a hard time getting the creative players we want.
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Since when have we been competing with Madrid? I said it when Abrahmovich came in at Chelsea, and everbody predicted the death of football, how we wouldn't be able to compete. So unable to compete, that we had our best period for 50 odd years? Let the big clubs keep upping the ante, its not, nor ever was our market place.
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It is more of the trickle down effect. Now there are several giants upping the ante. I don't think we can compete in England if we can't afford to buy, and our best players are purchased from us. There is a point where we can be priced out of the premier league.Lord Kangana wrote:Since when have we been competing with Madrid? I said it when Abrahmovich came in at Chelsea, and everbody predicted the death of football, how we wouldn't be able to compete. So unable to compete, that we had our best period for 50 odd years? Let the big clubs keep upping the ante, its not, nor ever was our market place.
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No because we currently have better players to play on the wing or up top. Di Santo (as a sub, maybe...) But Blackburn have offloaded their only fit strikers and Wigan have flogged their best player (a winger.. ie; Sinclair) to the ragsofficer_dibble wrote:Scott Sinclair for Wigan on loan, and the lanky young forward from Chelsea gone to Blackburn...aren't these the kind of deals we should be looking at?
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Hull have agreed a fee with Newcastle for Beye - a good buy for them if they can pull if off - its highly doubtful if they can match his wages that he had at Newcastle and Villa are interested...
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